PBS
The end of February brings the yearly event MIP TV, where many series gather to convince international buyers to pick up the rights to air them. Until 2024, the event was France-based, held in Cannes, as a sort of pre-show to the Cannes Film Festival a few weeks later. However,
Acorn TV
If you enjoyed The Brokenwood Mysteries or Top of the Lake, you're in luck, as Acorn TV's latest series, the New Zealand-set thriller A Remarkable Place To Die, is about to debut in the U.S. Created and written by Philly de Lacey (The Gulf) it
BritBox
The real-life story of Britain's Ruth Ellis is undeniably devastating and tragic. On Easter Sunday in 1955, she murdered her lover, racecar driver David Blakely, by shooting him in the back in the middle of the street. Less than three months later, Ellis, who was only 28 years
BritBox
There’s nothing cool about a live awards telecast – the scripted bits, teleprompter dependence, and constant pauses to wait for talent in transit sucks a lot of the snappy pizazz that a night of celebrating artists deserves. Added to this is the fact that British showmanship feels weirdly forced and
Paramount+
The premiere of Watson introduced us to a new iteration of Sherlock Holmes' trusted sidekick. Now being played by Morris Chestnut, John Watson kicks off the CBS series by restarting his medical practice after seeing Sherlock go over a waterfall with Dr. Moriarty (Randall Park). As with typical pilots,
PBS
Funny Woman’s second season is burning through plot like a bunch of raked-up autumnal leaves. A four-episode season means that where we’d be at the midpoint of a season with six episodes, we’re already in penultimate episode territory, often where the big turning points of the season
PBS
This episode of All Creatures Great & Small was the original Season 5 finale in the U.K., but on this side of the pond, it's the penultimate episode with the Christmas Special airing next week. Siegfried, somewhat worse for wear after worming a 900# sow, returns to
PBS
The fifth season of Miss Scarlet — the show's first with a new truncated title and without former leading man Stuart Martin — is over, and several things are true. One: Season 5 improved as it went along. Sure, the mysteries have run the gamut from "completely forgettable"
Acorn TV
Who and what determines someone’s quality of life? Is there a right time to stop fighting for your child? How do you know what is in their best interests? These are the questions the fabulous new series Best Interests considers with heartbreaking authenticity. Already a success in the U.
Peacock
There’s a whole generation of women who grew up with Bridget Jones. We read Helen Fielding’s popular novels. We watched the movies. We followed Bridget (Renée Zellweger) as a single woman in her thirties, obsessed with her weight, counting her cigarette and alcohol intake, struggling with her career,
Actors and Actresses
Ralph Fiennes is one of the most prolific British performers working today. He's had roles in prestige dramas, weirdo comedies, blockbuster franchises, and one-off independent films, playing everything from James Bond's boss and Greek hero Odysseus to a Nazi commandant and a wizard supervillain. He'
Starz
The Couple Next Door has officially jumped the shark. The secrets and devious behavior have officially taken their toll, and not a single person is acting rationally. With no adult steering this unwieldy ship, things took a major turn for the worst in the penultimate episode of Season 1. The